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Music in Renaissance periodOnline versionby Mª José de Vega Elías
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Starts with AName of the female, child or countertenor voice or melodic line that usually performs the second melody of the contrapunctual polyphony music in Renaissance.Starts with BThe lowest high pitched voice in a choir.Starts with CThe group of singers that perform religious, polyphonic and a capella music during Renaissance periodStarts with DIt's a percussion instrument related to muslim and andalusian music.Starts with EThe most important composer in Spain during the Renaissance period about his villancicos and plays. He was born in Salamanca: Juan del...He composed Ay triste que vengo.Starts with GCello´s ancestor. Viola da...Contains HA Spanish and very popular string instrument similar to guitar. Guitar´s ancestor.Starts with I-The centre of the music during Renaissance period.Starts with JFirst name of these two Renaissance composers: Encina and Anchieta.Starts with LLanguage in which religious and Catholic music were written.Starts with M-A polyphonic and a capella composition from the Catholic ChurchStarts with OThis is a woodwind instrument used in cathedrals. It has a keyboard and many tubes.Starts with PThis is the name of a texture. It´s the type of music that dominates the scene during the Renaissance.: Several voices at the same time.Starts with RPeriod of history that takes place between the end of 14th century and the beginning of 17th centuries and interested in the culture of classical Greece and Rome and with the ideal of harmony, balance and proportion in all the arts.Starts with STrombone´s ancestor. A wind instrument similar to trombone.Starts with T-A menbrane instrument hit with sticks that appeared during this period: Timpal? Timbale? Timpano?Starts with VThe greatest Spanish polyphonic composer of all times. He composed only religious music. |